FFFIn 1996, FFF (short for Fdration Franaise de Fonck) released their third studio album, the selftitled FFF. After experimenting with English lyrics, singer and songwriter Marco Polo almost fully returned to writing in French for this album. The band also recorded the album in Paris instead of the UK. The album remains a firm favourite among fans and is highly sought after on vinyl. FFF is available as a 30th anniversary edition of 1000 copies on blue

vocalist and bassist Tony Lewis

available on vinyl

Stuart and Co created some melancholic melodies questioning on privacy issues and the feelings of lost

Zijn muziek raakt generaties en blijft tot op de dag van vandaag springlevend

and Jack DeJohnette

elegant melodic fragments that wove in and out of an aural tapestry

Tindersticks recorded eleven albums to date and recorded songs for which Stuart A

The music was recorded while the film showed on a screen

The album contains two of his most well-known

attended by 75

set in the 1970s

The song "I Try"